Take a look back at past Harvest Festivals and see which bakers you can spot proudly holding their loaves or the children taking their donations into school from the last 20 years.
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9. Out into the community
Preparing to take their Harvest Festival collections out into the community in 2013 were Balby Waverley primary school back l-r Lewis Ameri and Shante Wilkinson, both ten. Front l-r Dylan O'Donnell, Alice Graham, Nathan Clarke and Megan Downs, all ten. Photo: Marie Caley
10. Barnburgh primary
Children from Barnburgh primary school collected food parcels and products as part of their Harvest Festival celebrations which are being donated to a food bank. Pictured are back l-r Joshua Taylor, five, Megan Seward, ten, Luke DiManna, six, Chloe Elliott-Hudson, seven, Harry Hubberd, eight, Kerys Naughton, nine Photo: Marie Caley
11. St Alban's Primary
Pupils of St Alban's Primary School collected food for their harvest festival in 2014 which was donated to Doncaster Foyer Photo: Andrew Roe
12. Edenthorpe Hall Academy
Reception Starlets at Edenthorpe Hall Academy, pictured during their Harvest Festival in 2017 Photo: Marie Caley